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Understanding Your Options for Long-Term Care Medicaid Planning can help you can get the long-term care you need while preserving assets for loved ones. An Elder Law Attorney explains. -
The Unparalleled Tool No Will Should Exclude A Special Needs Trust protects you and your loved ones when an accident or injury causes a disability. An Elder Law Attorney explains why this is necessary. -
Retirement Housing Decisions You Want to Avoid Housing is one of the most important issues to consider in your retirement. An Elder Law Attorney explains how to avoid common mistakes. -
Christmas Gift Ideas for Seniors Ross and Shoalmire's Elder Law Attorneys have prepared this list of gift ideas for seniors and their caregivers to help you with your holiday shopping needs. -
3 Elder Law Stories From the Bible That You Need to Know The Bible may not be the first source you'd turn to for information about Elder Law, but these three stories illustrate important points about the process. -
Wills and Trusts: How to Distribute Your Assets When You Die Wills and Trusts are two popular ways of distributing assets, but there are several factors to consider before deciding which option is best for you. -
Planning for the Needs of Disabled Heirs If your loved one has a disability, a Special Needs Trust is the most effective way to accommodate his or her future needs in your Estate Plan. -
Don't Get Burned by a Rushed Trust You should be planning your trusts no later than 5 years before your retirement to avoid rushing and making costly mistakes that could jeopardize your future. -
42 Ways to Secure Your Senior's Home Small home improvements can help seniors continue to live independently. Ideally, these safety upgrades should take place before they are needed. -
Medicare Premiums Are Going Up It's understandable to be worried about the rising cost of Medicare premiums, but the "hold harmless" provision shields 70% of people from these increases.